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FORMER ENUFF Z'NUFF GUITARIST RETURNS TO UK FOR POWER POP ONSLAUGHT
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TRASHPIT MAGAZINE are very proud to announce that former ENUFF Z'NUFF Guitarist JOHNNY MONACO will be returning to the UK for his very first solo headline tour this May.

www.johnnymonaco.com

Monaco was the lead guitarist and eventually lead singer for the band during his 12 year stint with Enuff Z'Nuff touring extensively throughout the US, Europe & Japan. After leaving the band in 2008 Johnny continued to front his own pop band and released his debut solo CD, "Overrated". Edgy, sharp witted power pop for the 21st century with a flair for sugary choruses and ultra catchy melodies.

Monaco has not toured the UK since back in 2007 and this will be music fans first chance to hear his perfect pop/rock gems that combine elements of British Invasion song craft and today's latest studio trickery. Johnny's music has a familiarity to it, yet is all together his own. Songs about love, life, lust, boredom and suburbia sit side by side with songs of distant planet aliens and dream demons! In Johnny's musical world, any subject is fair game, and he delivers with a style and swagger that is hard to resist.

JOHNNY MONACO & THE TRAITORS will be performing throughout the UK from May 11th through May 20th.

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